How Can Pittsburghers Help Ukraine Amid the Ongoing War?
As the war in Ukraine nears its second month and Russia continues to escalate its invasion, Pittsburgh officials unveiled another way residents can help those affected.
Two Pittsburgh Officials Test Positive for COVID-19
"I hope my diagnosis can serve as a reminder to all of us to remain vigilant in the face of the ongoing pandemic,” Mayor Ed Gainey said.
The Traveling Crosbys Return to PPG Paints Arena After a Pandemic Hiatus
For the group’s first game back to support their friend, Penguins captain Sidney Crosby, they invited a special guest.
Pirates’ Prospects: Not Hopeless, But Close
We’ve all seen this movie before. We know how it ends. The key will be leaving the theater once we realize we’ve seen enough.
Pittsburgh Restaurant Review: Gaucho Parrilla Argentina
Can a restaurant celebrated for its tasty steaks and relaxed vibe keep its allure following a move to a massive Downtown space?
Pittsburgh Restaurant News: B52 Cafe is Closing
The Lawrenceville eatery ends its six-year run this week.
How Devan Shimoyama’s Art Works on Pain and Healing Resonate Internationally
Shimoyama’s work shines — literally and figuratively — when he applies what might be considered the “feminine,” playful and dazzling accessories found in a dressmaker’s drawer.
Two Pennsylvania Rock Climbing Sites Are Now Closed to Climbers
The Pennsylvania Game Commission says increased climbing has degraded the habitats of the plants and animals that live there.
Pittsburgh City Council Unanimously Passes Ban on Single-Use Plastic Bags
The ban will go into effect a year from today.
This is What You Need to Know Before Building a Custom House
Dan Meade of Pittsburgh-based Prime 1 Builders shares his insights and tips for building a home from the ground up, including why you shouldn’t skimp on the kitchen.
The Floral Designer Behind Pittsburgh's Blooming Pop-Up Displays is Growing Again
Fox and the Fleur owner Anne Dickson plans to open a new storefront in Aspinwall.
Drop Off Your Dangerous Household Chemicals at PPG Paints Arena
The recycling event is April 16, but you must register in advance.
Collier’s Weekly: Book Bans Are Back, and as Backwards as Ever
Pittsburgher Jesse Andrews’ young-adult novel “Me and Earl and the Dying Girl” has made the ALA’s top 10 list of most challenged books, as part of an embarrassing new censorship movement.
Hershey's Kiss Could Become Pennsylvania's First Official Candy
The "sweet" legislation is making its way through Harrisburg.
This Week in Pittsburgh History: Before Tossing Out First Pitch, Michael Keaton Unloads on Pirates' Ownership
The Academy Award winning actor's criticisms more than a decade ago are still being heard today.
38 Pittsburgh Restaurants That Are Open on Mondays
No matter what you are in the mood for, chances are that you will find it at one of these eateries.
University of Pittsburgh Chancellor to Step Down in 2023
Patrick Gallagher has been the university’s chancellor for nine years.
How Pittsburgh Zoo and National Aviary Are Fighting Spread of Bird Flu
The virus is highly contagious and often deadly among birds.
Some of Pittsburgh’s Largest Events Are Going Green This Year
Partnerships with the Pennsylvania Resources Council aim to achieve zero waste.
How You Can Join Pittsburgh’s Newest Public Art Project
The local art installation is coming to Downtown this month, and you can be part of it.
The Open Road: Pittsburgh's First Alcohol-Free Bottle Shop Launches in Allentown
The shop moves from its temporary digs to a standalone location with an ever-increasing array of delightful drinkables.
Former Mayor Bill Peduto Will Join Faculty at Carnegie Mellon University
He will join the Heinz College of Information Systems and Public Policy as a distinguished executive in residence.
Andy Warhol’s Back in Court, Reminding Us That Creation Is Often Reinvention
Recontextualizing to create new art is a proud Pittsburgh tradition.
Curious About New Homes? Here's What Is Being Built in the Pittsburgh Area
Columnist Rosa Colucci takes a look at new model homes and details how much it will cost you.
What Are the Big Upgrades Coming to PNC Park This Season?
From additional gathering spaces to historical mini-exhibits throughout the park, a lot is changing in 2022.
What was Biking in Pittsburgh Like 20 Years Ago?
Pittsburgh was one of the worst cities for riding a bike — but not anymore.
This Week in Pittsburgh History: Councilwoman Michelle Madoff Hosts Party in the Bathroom
Madoff became one of the most colorful members of City Council during her 15 years in office.
McKeesport Chemical Engineer Creates Bedding to Protect Your Skin and Hair
Allison Howard launched Nollapelli as the ultimate form of self care.
